Greetings!
The Anthropology of Travel, Tourism and Pilgrimage 2020 Summer School at SOAS University of London is open for registrations! Sign up now and start looking forward to three weeks of summertime lectures, workshops, art events, debates, field trips and guided tours of London, together with a pilgrimage down the Old Way and a guided tour of a rural/coastal region in Sussex!
The ATTP Summer School runs from 29 June to 17 July 2020 and offers a wide range of theoretical, practical and policy-related approaches to tourism, pilgrimage, cultural heritage and travel – including a consideration of home and displacement. The course is conducted in an intense, unique and closely-knit environment providing first class knowledge/practice of and in the field. The course is open to students in a variety of disciplines including anthropology, sociology, history, geography, development studies, international relations, art – as well as disciplines in Art and Humanities more generally.
For further course details, discounts and scholarships available, check out: https://www.soas.ac.uk/summerschool/subjects/travel-tourism-pilgrimage/
See here what our 2019 participants have said about the course:
https://youtu.be/JkIqBTuijP4
And, here are some of the words used to describe the course in the 2019 formal evaluations:
“Engaging; amazing; awesome; well-structured; interactive; different; totally different; extraordinary; very beautiful; memorable; totally new; inspiring; broadened my mind; useful; perfect; novel; impressive; unique; patient and respectful lecturers; excellently structured and organised; field trips great and connected to the course; new insights; great teachers; great structure; different topics related perfectly; patient and passionate professors; everyone engaged actively in discussions; perfect pilgrimage trip; unique experience; fascinating; new perspectives; built mutual understanding; great study environment; teachers are so good; useful seminars; broadened my mind; excellent academic atmosphere; clear teaching style; a lot of effort put into teaching; the course will not be forgotten; meaningful; excellent combination of teaching, discussions and field trips; diverse perspectives from around the world beautifully integrated; diversity and breadth of themes; multicultural background of lecturers and participants; great network of international scholars; inspirational breadth of specialist knowledge; lecturers prompt in answering queries; teaching methods perfect; interactive elements helped avoid any monotony...”
Please print the attached poster for your department and follow us on Instagram and Twitter.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/attpsummer/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ATTPsummer
Thank you!
Best regards,
The ATTP Team
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Dr Safet HadziMuhamedovic
Research Associate in Inter-Faith Relations
Faculty of Divinity
University of Cambridge
Waiting for Elijah: Time and Encounter in a Bosnian Landscape (2018)
Post-Home: Dwelling on Loss, Belonging and Movement (2019)
'Syncretic Debris' (2018)
BosnianLandscapes.com
Anthropology of Travel, Tourism and Pilgrimage
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